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Racoon:
Instead of thanking the good Lord for safety, Aisha is thanking the pilot forgetting that even professional pilots have also lost their lives in the time past.Safety is only of God.

god does not exist dude. Grow up

That's great but they didn't state their mission in Aks. Are they here to built refineries or what?

Stupid dumb african whose brain have been brainwash by religious superstition. Science is doing what your god cannot do in bringing a vaccine. Can you ask your god to do the same?

BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Today many Africans trek to
Europe and other places to study
and work, but the reverse was
true in the past when other
nationals braced the peril of the
seas and deserts to come to study
in Africa. These included European
intellectual and cultural icons
who sat at the feet of African
masters and went back to their
native lands to spread the light
they had seen from the so-called
"dark continent". They came to
learn the rudiments of science,
mathematics, philosophy and all.
But don't expect to find this in
orthodox history books. Barima
Adu-Asamoa takes us through the
records.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
It is interesting to note that the
ancient Greeks knew much more
about the cultural and racial
identity of Ancient Egyptians than
modern European historians, long
before the coming of the Romans,
Turks and Arabs. The primary aim
of these modern Eurocentric
scholars (modern Arab historians
included) is to completely
expunge black Africans from the
"map of human geography" and
world history. The ideological
position has been, and still is, that
nothing came out of Africa but
powerless, defenceless,
uncivilised, barbaric and primitive
peoples and ideas.
If so, why did the great Greek
philosophers cross the seas and
deserts to study in Africa?
Aristotle, one of the greatest of
Greek philosophers, wrote in
Physiognomonica that "the
Ethiopians and Egyptians are very
black". Herodotus (also a Greek
historian) adds that the ancient
Egyptians had "black skin and
wooly hair". Why then is ancient
Egyptian racial identity critical to
Africa's self appraisal?
The logic, according to European
hegemony, runs like this: To
ascribe one of the world's
greatest civilisations-Ancient
Egypt-to Africans, undermines the
notion of racial superiority
necessary for the
"Maafa" (European and Arab slave
trade in Africa), and its attendant
economic, spiritual and
psychological onslaught. But
Ancient Egypt is prior to Greece as
Greece is prior to Rome, and
Greece is credited with spreading
civilisation in Europe. In his book,
The Significance of African
History, the African-Caribbean
writer, Richard B. Moore, rightly
points our that: "The significance
of African history is shown ... in
the very effort to deny anything
of the name of history to Africa
and the African peoples. For it is
logical and apparent that no such
undertaking [falsifying African
history] would ever have been
carried out, and at such length, in
order to obscure and bury what is
actually of little or no
significance."
There is sufficient evidence that
the distortion of African history
was deliberately planned and
executed, and this has reaped
dividends for the perpetrators.
But to the African, this has led to
a lack of self-confidence and a
can-do-attitude; hence the
restoration of African history
must be a critical component of
an African renaissance.
The African Union should,
therefore, create a restoration
programme of African history and
give it all the necessary
importance. This would imply
that the government of modern
Egypt acknowledges the original
creators of Ancient Egyptian
civilisation and gives them their
due place. It should stop being
party to the denial which has
gone on for so long. Ancient
Egypt was, and still is, the cultural
legacy of black Africans, not Arabs
who were the last invaders of
North Africa.
Indeed when the Muslim General
Amr ibn al-As and his army of
some 4,000 Arabs, ordered by
Caliph Umar to invade Egypt
(December 639AD), was asked
what to do with the sacred
African books found in the
libraries of Alexandria and other
cities, his reply has stood the test
of time: "If its not in the Koran, its
not worthy; if its in the Koran, it
is superfluous; burn it." This
statement would have shamed
the followers of Bilal, the African
companion of Prophet
Mohammed. This implies that
Africa has the moral duty to re-
aculturalise all "foreign" cultural
elements for its own self-
preservation.
https://www.questia.com/magazine/1G1-187012521/greek-philosophers-who-came-to-africa-to-study

How does this put food on the table of the common man on the street??

Righteousness89:
When I see mere Creatures who try to Fight their Creator, I just laugh!

Humans are Terribly Stubborn. And they end up being Stubborn to Destruction, Confusion and Death..

Its being Plagues upon plagues in China ...
Uncontrollable Floods, Dam Collaspe, 5 Earthquakes in one week, landslides, Infrastructure Collaspe, etc

Xi Jinping and his fellow leaders have Proven to be the Modern day Pharoah and Egypt..

How does a mere Human begin to fight God? You begin to Fight the one that regulates and owns your Breath! Is that not Madness?

People should Fear God ooo..

When we as Humans get into trouble, We Call on God for Help! When God is the one dealing with you, who do you call for Help?

In this Generation, these Godless leaders Must Bow to GOD.

In What way is china fighting god and which god??

An accountability and advocacy
group, the Citizens Quest for Truth
Initiative, has dismissed the
National Assembly’s probe of the
activities of the Niger Delta
Development Commission (NDDC)
as a mere ruse that cannot
midwife the desired
transformation in the
Commission.
It insisted that the outcome of
the “much touted” NASS probe is
premediated, adding that no
meaningful probe can be carried
out by same persons who have
been directly or remotely
involved in the plundering of the
interventionist agency.
The group which participated and
made presentations at the Public
hearing at the both Chambers,
expressed dissatisfaction at the
exercise, adding that the
Committee was merely
pretending to be objective and
fighting for the “beleaguered
Niger Delta people”.
They argued that blaming the
five-month old Interim
Management Committee for the
over two decades financial
malfeasance in the Commission,
amounts to getting a scapegoat
to take the blame, while the
perpetrators go scot free.
According to a statement signed
by its President and Publicity
Secretary, Chief Obiaruko Christie
Ndukwe and Francis Ndimkoha,
respectively, the group stressed
that, “it is funny how the cabal
that has held down the NDDC for
two decades are now the same
set of people posturing with a
holier than thou disposition and
suffocating the media space with
tales of how the five months old
Interim Management Committee
(IMC) of the NDDC suddenly
became the reason the
Commission failed to achieve its
core mandate, in the past 20
years”.
It added that, “the bias of the
National Assembly was so
obvious, they couldn’t successfully
hide it, in as much as they
pretending and still pretend to be
objective and fighting for the
beleaguered Niger Delta people”.
The statement also noted that
“the National Assembly, sequel to
a motion, simultaneously
deliberated upon, in the Senate
and the House of Representatives,
on 5th of May, 2020, proceeded
to hold a Public hearing on the
“Need to Investigate the Alleged
Financial Malfeasance and other
Activities in the Niger Delta
Development Commission (NDDC).
“This move, ordinarily, should get
due applause from the Niger
Delta people and Nigerians at
large, but alas, it has been
greeted with mixed feelings due
to the allegations of culpability in
the sleaze, also leveled against
the Lawmakers by the present
Management of the NDDC and it’s
supervising Minister.
“A cross section of Nigerians,
particularly outside the Niger
Delta, have hailed this move,
because it adorns a garb of a
good intent to serve the people.
Many others, mostly, leaders cum
stakeholders in the Niger Delta
region, have seen through the
exercise and to them, it looks,
every inch, a charade, or better
still, a perfect smokescreen to
shield the real culprits from being
unveiled, considering that the
main bulk of the contracts were
awarded to those who should
oversight the Commission for
over 19 years”.

kenben:
This airline is never ever on time. If you use, it just prepare to have your time wasted abundantly.

Stop being negative and start thinking positively dude.

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
As in
I am not understanding
Wetin dey 73 year old kpekus to bang

Maybe he neva bang a white pu**y before, and wanted to know how it taste lol

Ilaumoh:
So the admin told you so?

Nope from one stupid guy

Ilaumoh:
From who bro?

from the admin so i wanted to confirm wether it was true

Hunchogee:
Ayaya ooo

heard you were banned?

FRONT PAGE

Wow Akwa Ibom Ayaya

A case of a pot calling kettle black. All those who embezzle NDDC money including senators and house of representathieves must cough it out!

Ajebaba:
Hon Minister...it’s ok, it’s ok it’s ok, I said it’s ok...off your mic
I dedicate this FTC to everyone struggling to make headway in Life...Rejoice Better days are coming.

After it will be hon minister abeg off the internet

Ajebaba:
Hon Minister...it’s ok, it’s ok it’s ok, I said it’s ok...off your mic
I dedicate this FTC to everyone struggling to make headway in Life...Rejoice Better days are coming.

After it will be ho minister abeg off the internet

This absolutely true. Keep it up sir

Wow Akwa Ibom Ayaya really proud of my state. Meanwhile government does not built companies or industries, rather they create a condusive environment for business to thrive and that's what Udom is doing. When the seaport commence operation next year and international oil companies relocate to the 21 intelligent building on december, and the coconut plantation/refinery start operation on december, and the Victor Attah new airport terminal which is completely ICT commence operation next year which will place Akwa Ibom on world map with huge Internally Generating Revenue. Then can't imagine how Akwa Ibom will look like. Akwa Ibom will be competing with some west african cities let alone lagos in terms of GDP and IGR.!!

IJEYdiamond:
With all the money... why do we still have two lanes road.... ... 4 lanes or even 5.... What the heck are we stil doing with two lanes..


Ans.. Corruption...!!!!.

Lol people will always complain. Assuming he didn't any road you would have still complain that he doesn't do any single road. Meanwhile udom is building 12 lane currently in uyo.

FG has now recognize Akwa Ibom because we are developing at a great speed and gaining popularity!

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Wow Akwa Ibom Ayaya. Pls keep it up. I love hearing good news about my state!

Hunchogee:
Please elaborate your comments more...is it the picture or State or Area, which doesn't look like a place an 18storey will be built?

The pictures. But I really hope this is true. Meanwhile i love developments coming to my state.!

FRONT PAGE abeg

This doesn't look like a place where an 18 storey will be built but anyway i hope this is true. Meanwhile Akwa Ibom Ayaya!

Nice piece though but with this being said south south does not give a Bleep about biafra.!

Good one from my state.

mystery22:
my relative is an importer,if he tells you the kind of politics been played in Nigeria sea-port you will feel like crying,you are issued a seal ones you import a car from Lagos,if not it be confiscated by the custom,don't you see other port idle while Lagos port is congested..hmmm
Note I prefer ibaka sea-port than the slum Lagos seaport because is more closer to me and the state is beautiful,but I am just be truthful..I wish you guys the best.

Well let's wait till 2021. That's when we will know whether we will import or not. Anything being said now is just a mere fabrication and wishful thinking.

mystery22:
ok,no need discussing with a kid,when it starts you will understand why you can't import cars from other seaport apart from Lagos.

That's a baseless assertion. Do you have a tangible evidence that we won't import cars from other seaports other than wishful thinking?

mystery22:
you think we are in america,where good visionary is needed.bro you are up for a rude awakening,you will understand why I say Nigeria will never work,the tribal politics is deep..no other seaport and int'l airport will be allowed to operate fully,the only reason Lagos seaport is working is cos the Fulani don't have a coastline.with the exclusive list the beautiful dream akwa ibom has will be rendered useless,didn't you see cross river governor crying because of it..with the fertile land akwa ibom has it should be the richest state in Africa.

I can't believe you're this ignorant and uninformed. Ibom Deep Seaport and Lekki Deep Seaport wil commence full operation on 2021. This for your enlightenment dude.!
https://thenationonlineng.net/ibom-lekki-deep-seaports-to-generate-180000-jobs/

Somodooo:
God bless PDP
the only National party we have

thunder scatter buhari Insha'Allah amin

Don't bring political party into this dude.